If Tim Draper has his way you might have to. The founder of venture capital firm DFJ has proposed a plan to split California into six separate states. Silicon Valley, of course, would be one of the six, TechCrunch reported.

Draper told TechCrunch on Friday that he will submit a full-fledged initiative, titled "Six Californias," to the state’s attorney general within the next 48 hours. TechCrunch obtained a copy of his proposal that neatly outlines why he wants to carve America’s most populous state into six smaller states. Draper’s main reason is that the population of California is six times greater than the average population of the 50 states, so the state is unfairly underrepresented in the U.S. Senate.

"Each new state can start fresh. From a new crowdsourced state flower to a relevant constitution," Draper told TechCrunch in an e-mail.

In his proposal, Draper also emphasized that California's diversity--both in terms of economies and population--makes the state very difficult to govern, and six smaller governments would be more effective. He outlined the borders of the six different sections and even named the new states. Draper's "Six Californias" would be made up of Jefferson, North California, Central California, West California, South California, and Silicon Valley. The investor even has a website for the initiative up and running.